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Kabul University

Imagine a giant school in Afghanistan where thousands of students learn amazing things!

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Inayatullah (J) Rashid Dear & Infinitely Very Much Worthy And Honorable Former Professor Of Kabul University

Inayatullah (J) Rashid Dear & Infinitely Very Much Worthy And Honorable Former Professor Of Kabul University

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Neighbourhood near Kabul University
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Angel Center at Kabul University
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Female students at Kabul University, 11-13-2007
Once Upon a Time Series at Kabul University, Afghanistan
Neighbourhood near Kabul University
Students of Pashto Literature Faculty , Kabul University 2021
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Library at Kabul University-2008
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Key Facts

Location
Kabul, Afghanistan.
Founded
1931.
Student Population
Approximately 22,000 students.
Key Feature
One of the oldest and major higher education institutions in Afghanistan.

Meet the Giant School!

Kabul University is like a super big school in the city of Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. It's one of the oldest and most important places for grown-ups to go to learn after they finish their regular school. Think of it as a place where people go to become doctors, scientists, or teachers! It's located in a special part of the city, not too far from other important buildings.

When Did This Big School Start?

This amazing school opened its doors a super long time ago, way back in 1931! That's even before your grandparents were born, and maybe even your great-grandparents! A king named Mohammed Nadir Shah and his brother, who was like the prime minister, decided it was important for people to have a place to learn even more. So, they built it!

Why Is This School So Special?

Kabul University is special because it helps people learn so many different things. It's like a treasure chest of knowledge! Many students, about 22,000 of them, go there to study. It's a place where bright ideas are born and where future leaders are made. It's super important for the whole country because educated people can help make things better for everyone.

Who Goes to Learn Here?

Lots and lots of students go to Kabul University. Imagine a school filled with about 22,000 students โ€“ that's more people than can fit in a very, very big stadium! Not too long ago, almost half of those students were girls. This shows that learning is for everyone, no matter if you're a boy or a girl. Everyone gets a chance to become super smart!

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